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How about the OpenCL/GPU drivers? This wasn't mentioned in this thread yet, and dirver problems have occured in the past.

What are you system specs actually?

I tested it here (win10, Bl2.81, Lux 2.4 daily from ~3 days ago) and it works fine. I downloaded you scene, rendered directly (CPU), switched to OpenCL setting, rendered again.

CPU:
OCL:
EDIT: Looks a lot brighter than your pictures though...

wasd wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 8:15 am Tried that "LookDev". Useless crap.

Sometimes I wonder if you even try to write a nice answer...

We can put that on the pro-list for a "Lux Studio"

I did a quick test, and enabled the option for both custom split normals as well as autosmooth on a regular mesh. It is controlled by a second switch. The autosmooth version is enabled by default because v2.3 is the latest stable release. new_menu.png I've also tested the difference on the rendering...

Sure

Here is another updated option, which uses the output directory in the scene tab. Lots of code to choose from now :D Only problem I observe here is that the filename extension you write overrides the file format setting made below. You might want to get the setting consistent and check if it outputs...

here you go, this works for me: if LuxCoreDisplaySettings.paused: if not engine.session.IsInPause(): engine.session.Pause() utils_render.update_status_msg(stats, engine, depsgraph.scene, config, time_until_film_refresh=0) engine.framebuffer.draw(engine, engine.session, depsgraph.scene, render_stoppe...

I've tested this, but Lux doesn't write an exr, only png, even when I set the output file type in the scene tab to exr

after the line "import os", add the following command:
this will show you the directory where the file is saved in the Blender system console.

EDIT: for me on windows this is:

C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\blender-2.81a-windows64